I use Simple Calendar but so far I know it support just the most default calendar format (ICS). May you have a chance to export it as ICS.
I have looked for a converter on github but without a success. In my understanding EXDATA is a Database format thats why it is not possible to convert to a ICS format.
@Dalli75
Maybe was my question not precise enough …
Simply said, ICS calendar files are made of many text lines; each line defines one characteristic of event. Lines beginning with EXDATA define exception dates in a recurring events.
EXDATA is part of ICS specifications, but it was - as other ones too - implemented in a second time in a “extended” specification. That’s the reason, why it is not supported by all the ics calendars.
Anyway thanks a lot for your interest!
I was a little worried about having no answer …
Yes, I do too, but in a common android phone.
It does not support EXDATA - neither through import files nor if you want manually add an exception in a recurring event.
And I think, there are no differences between the Etar on common android phones an the other one in LineageOS.
@TheLastProject
Thanks for the suggestion!
Until now I’ve only contacted the developer of Simple Calendar Pro. He said, he will give an eye on it, because he thinks, his app should have exceptions implemented.
But hey, it is a good idea, to make a request on github!
I’ll do it in one oft the next days.
I’ve just looked at the issue list of Etar on github.com and saw, there are already many open issues related to support exceptions in recurring events: #891 #97 #15
The oldest one is from 9th August 2013, is still open and without a possible fix or workaround.
Actually, these issues concern with deleting a single instance of a recurring event, not direct with “support of EXDATA”. But they are strong related to my item, because I think, the app will not be able to import a recurring event with exceptions, so long as it cannot delete a single instance (= create an exception) in a recurring event.
If I’ve right understood all the issue reports read, the problem may be located in android system, that should allow exceptions only if the calendar app is synced with an online calendar (as google one), which supports exceptions. However it seems aCalendar (a google app) should support this feature.
That means for me:
As I don’t wont get a google account, I must a) build a “mycloud” webDAV server; b) install a webDAV software, that supports recurring events with exceptions; c) and synchronize it with the phone calendar app.
A project for the next coming lockdown
A good news for everyone, who needs a complete calendar app!
In November 2021 I opened a Thread with the same name here.
I was searching for a no-google calendar app, which supports recurring events (RRULE:) and exCeption data (EXDATA:) .
At the end of the thread I wrote, that there were no calender app supporting these features, due to the android system (so I had understood at that time).
Now I know my supposition was wrong, because I found it:
Fossify Kalendar
I’ve been using this app for three weeks and It runs very good!
I don’t understand this. My calendars are synced with Davx5 and in Etar, default in LOS+microG, I can create recurring dates and delete single events of it. Isn’t it what you are talking about?
I can’t delete sing events in Etar nor import ical files containing exceptions. But instead of your case my calendar data are not synced. Maybe it’s running right at “your” Etar because Exceptions are managed by Davx5.
Concerning this item you can consider to read these reports in Github: #891 #97 #15